In LINQ to SQL, DataContext manages the ___________ between your application and the database.
- Communication
- Connection
- Interaction
- Transaction
DataContext manages the connection between your application and the database in LINQ to SQL. It tracks changes made to the objects and submits them to the database. This ensures efficient communication and interaction with the database.
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